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Wagner Pab335 Thermo Quiet Rear Drum Brake Shoes-premium New!!! on 2040-parts.com

US $29.95
Location:

Sherwood, Arkansas, United States

Sherwood, Arkansas, United States
Condition:New Brand:Wagner Manufacturer Part Number:PAB335

You are buying a Brand New, still in the retail box set of Wagner Thermo Quiet Premium Brake Shoes. These shoes were purchased at an auto parts store liquidation, so we are selling them CHEAP. We are selling all these shoes as New Old Stock even though some of the boxes are pristine and others are faded or dented. The brakes in the boxes are all Brand New. We have over 8000 Brake Pad & Shoe Sets to sell. Please check the part number for your vehicle before ordering. Brakes are expensive to return. This set is Wagner Thermo Quiet PAB335. Please Note: These are New, NOT RELINED!!!

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